The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-01-18

III. Dawson, Albert Sartor, Samuel Fisher,
David Smith, &. and +. Hoffman, and
Jake Wedger The happy pair were pre-
sented with few handsome presents from
their friends.
The bridal party took the evening trIin
for SeGalia where they will be cat home"
at tue Merchants hotel on the 18th.
INDEPENDENCE.
Mrs. c. p OReiley is visiting in Kan
sas City.
Mrs. John F. McCauIey is on visit to
st. Louis.
Miss Emma Allen, of Middle Grove,
is here to attend Woodland college.
Mrs. Ishma Powell is home from a
visit TO her mother in Gentry county.
Miss Lusy Crump attended tn e
Hayes-BAtes wedding at WeStpOrt on the
9th.
Miss Myra Gilkey is on visit to
Mrs. VIM. WYmore, at Liberty, Clay
county.
Miss Max Keller, of Greenfield, Mo-,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. II. b. Us
borne.
Miss Stella Ayers, of Kansas City, is
guest of Miss Julia Rogers, on Spring
street.
Misses Lucy and Nettie Christy, OF
Olathe, Kas-, are guests OF Misses Annie
and Lima Knox.
Mrs. Charles S. Crysler entertained the
members of he Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union to tea Monday evening.
Mrs. Arthie Bryant and her guest,
| NJ. n al ~ n .karf,- hax.a ,rrpa In
Bolton to visit Miss Minnie Robinson.
Misses Florence and Emma Wright
attended party given by Miss Nellie
Brinkhoff, in Kansas City, on the evening
of the 9TH.
Mrs. John Cockrell is visiting Mrs. NJ.
Shiyely in Deer6eld.
Mrs. Fagnie Brady, OF Centerview, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. w. A. Mcmillan, Of Sedalia, was
the guest of Mrs. Harry Mitchell the past
week.
Miss Ella Cake is expected home this
week from an extended visit TO friends in
Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Wishart are visit
ing Mrs. Wishart's parents, Judge and
Mrs. Hawkins, at Palmyra.
| Cards have been received here an
nounciug the marriage of Miss Addie Bull
ware and Mr. j. X. Moorehead, u take
place on the morning of January 20, at the
home of the brides parents, Hon and Mrs.
l. w. Bulware, at Fulton.
Miss Amelia Miller, of this city, and
Mr.. Henry Brow, OF Chicago, viii! be
married Monday e'eRiDg at the Washing
ton street Presbyterian church. The par
entS of the bride, Rev. and Mrs. George
w. Miller, will celebrate their silver we'd
ding on the same evening.
FAYETTE.
Miss Julia Warren has returned to her
home in Macon City.
Mrs /. n Houck is visiting relatives
in the country this week.
Miss Emma Megraw has returned
from her visit to Salisbury friends.
Miss Corene Stevens after an extended
visit TO Mrs. Ezra Overall, returned TO her
home in ST. Louis, Mnodsy night.
Miss Cora Caldwell returned from her
home at Curryville, where she went before
the holidays, and has resumed her study
of art at Howard College.
Miss Dixie McClelland, who visited
our city last summer and made so many
warm friends, is again the guest o! her
cousin, Miss Birdie Smith. Mis- Dixie
has resigned her school at Moberly.
| PARIS.
Mrs. Ross, of Palmyra, is visiting her
son, w. L. Massie.
Mrs. Matte Moss will leave for Kear-
ney, No., in few days, to visit her friend,
Miss Della Hinkle
w. T. Bridgford and wife, OF Chicago,
attended the funeral of Elder u. c. Brown
in this city on Wednesday.
M. F. Byron and daughter, Miss Ida,
of Shelbins, attended the funeral of Mrs.
/. n. Byron, south of here. Tuesday.
Mrs. ". L. Cameron, of Huntsville,
will spend the winter in this city, with her
mother, Mrs. S. w. Attebury, while her
husband will spend the winter with the
wisemen at Jefferson.
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